Revolve says saved customer payment card numbers were stolen
Original title: Revolve card breach: 1.5 million people may be affected
A Texas filing lists 127,200 Texans; a site field of 1,515,073 people is not confirmed by Revolve.
Fashion retailer Revolve Group told customers in a Massachusetts filing that names, addresses, payment card numbers and expiration dates were stolen from accounts that had saved a card. The company has not said how access occurred, but an SEC filing says an unauthorized actor may have obtained the data through automated means. Texas records put the incident on September 11 and discovery on September 29. No CVV exposure is mentioned, no group has claimed the theft, and Revolve has not confirmed a nationwide total.
Unconfirmed: The 1,515,073 figure comes from Texas site data that is not on the public listing, and Revolve has not confirmed it.
- Only customers who stored a card as a payment method in a Revolve account were affected.
- The Texas attorney general site lists 127,200 affected Texans.
- The SEC filing gives no victim count and does not mention CVV numbers.
- Revolve said it added security measures but did not describe them.
Impact: Stolen names, addresses, card numbers and expiration dates
- 1.Review card statements for small or unfamiliar charges and report them to the issuer.
- 2.Ask the card issuer to cancel and reissue exposed cards.
- 3.Remove saved cards from shopping accounts and verify issuer calls using the number on the card.
- Victims
- Revolve Group
- Organizations
- Massachusetts Attorney GeneralTexas Attorney General
- Countries
- United States
From the original article
3 min read at malwarebytes.comRevolve says shoppers’ saved card details were stolen. A Texas filing suggests as many as 1. 5 million people may be affected.
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